Venofer Iv Injection 100Mg

Venofer Iv Injection 100Mg

Venofer IV Injection 100mg contains iron sucrose. Each 5ml ampoule provides 100mg of iron and is given into a vein by a trained healthcare professional. It helps replenish iron stores so the body can make haemoglobin, which carries oxygen in the blood. Venofer may be prescribed for iron deficiency anaemia, including in people with chronic kidney disease. A doctor determines whether IV iron is appropriate using blood tests and calculates the treatment schedule for each patient. Venofer must not be self-injected. During and after administration, healthcare staff monitor for side effects, including changes in blood pressure or an allergic reaction. Possible effects include nausea, headache, dizziness and discomfort at the injection site. Tell the healthcare team immediately if you feel faint or develop a rash, swelling, chest tightness or breathing difficulty. Follow-up blood tests help your doctor check your response and avoid giving more iron than you need. Tell your doctor about any previous reaction to an iron injection and all treatments you currently use. Venofer should be stored and administered according to the product instructions by qualified staff.

Price: Rs. 900.00

  • Manufacturer
    OBS PAKISTAN
  • Generic name
    Iron sucrose
  • Pack size
    (1 Box = 5 Injection)
  • Availability
    In stock
  • Prescription required
    No

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